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Add motion graphics and animations to your video to emphasize information, highlight talking points, or create a more engaging visual storytelling style. Motion graphics are AI-generated based on your instructions. They can appear as overlays during speech, fullscreen explainer slides, or contextual inserts depending on how you configure the tile.

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How It Works

The Motion Graphics tile takes in your video and a prompt describing the type of motion graphics you want, then generates visual elements that match your style and intent. Mogr

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Input Fields & Controls

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Style Prompt (Required)

Describe the visual style and function of the graphics. Examples:
  • “Cinematic Vox-style graphics that explain the talking points”
  • “Minimal tech UI diagrams with arrows and labels”
  • “Playful YouTube-style pop-up text for comedic emphasis”
  • “Infographic overlays using bold colors and icons”

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Full Screen Toggle (Optional)

When enabled, motion graphics appear as fullscreen slides — the speaker video may cut away entirely. Best for explainers, charts, and data slides. When disabled (default), graphics appear as overlays on top of your video. Ideal for speaking-head, narrative, or commentary videos. Comma-separated URLs the AI will research for factual content (e.g., product pages, Wikipedia articles, docs).

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Style Reference Video (Optional)

Paste a YouTube link to replicate a specific visual style. Mosaic analyzes typography, color schemes, transitions, and layout from the reference.

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Style Suggestions (Quick Buttons)

Common presets like VOX Style and Ali Abdaal Style that instantly fill the prompt for you.
For longer videos (over ~1–2 minutes), this tile may time out. We’re actively working on removing this limitation. For now, it works best with short clips, intros, and explainers.

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Best Use Cases

Motion Graphics works great for explainers, educational content, product breakdowns, tutorials, commentary videos, and infographic storytelling. It boosts retention when explaining complex topics.
  • Provide functional intent (e.g. “help explain talking points”, “highlight key stats”)
  • Provide style + context instead of just style alone
  • Use reference videos for best results
  • Enable fullscreen mode for heavy infographic content
  • Recommended prompt structure: [Style] + [Function] + [Tone] + [Timeline Behavior]
Explainer style:
“Clean vector infographic overlays with labels and arrows, educational tone.”
YouTube short:
“Fast-paced kinetic text and icons, playful tone, highlight key punchlines.”
Product tutorial:
“UI-style overlays showing click targets and step-by-step labels, minimal style.”
Vox-style:
“Vox-style infographic overlays that highlight statistics during key sentences, clean modern typography, minimal color palette, educational tone.”
Motion Graphics pairs well with Rough Cut (condense first, then add graphics), Reframe (adapt for different platforms), and Captions (add subtitles on top).